Louise Everitt

Louise Everitt

Editor-in-Chief
Louise Everitt is Editor-in-Chief of Cuttingsfg.com, with nearly a decade covering film and television. She leads the site's editorial standards, corrections and awards coverage, and writes on Netflix originals, Bridgerton and celebrity news.
Georgia lands 'American Idol' as Los Angeles’ production scene takes a hit
Georgia lands 'American Idol' as Los Angeles’ production scene takes a hit
After years in Los Angeles, American Idol is preparing to pull up stakes — and the state stepping into the spotlight isn’t the one you probably guessed.
For Tom Rothman, ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ rewrote post-COVID box office math
For Tom Rothman, ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ rewrote post-COVID box office math
Spider-Man: Brand New Day didn’t just rewrite the box office; it knocked down a CEO’s post-COVID cinema standards, with a very familiar name behind them.
Universal, Sony and Disney top Hollywood’s 2026 box office leaderboard
Universal, Sony and Disney top Hollywood’s 2026 box office leaderboard
If you think the studio pecking order’s predictable, the 2026 box office just shuffled the deck, with new players crashing the top five and others getting bounced.
Stephen Colbert sheds fear of telling Steven Spielberg about new Lord of the Rings movie
Stephen Colbert sheds fear of telling Steven Spielberg about new Lord of the Rings movie
After Steven Spielberg put Colbert on the spot, the late-night host now sounds ready to spill Tolkien secrets — and you’ll want to hear what he shares.
Sarah’s truth puts Donald on the spot with Ian in Last Seen episode 3 recap
Sarah’s truth puts Donald on the spot with Ian in Last Seen episode 3 recap
With Sarah back and the questions piling up, Ian’s closing in while Donald walks a perilous line between loyalty and a dangerous secret.
Who killed Randall in Ransom Canyon? It wasn't the man the sheriff arrested
Who killed Randall in Ransom Canyon? It wasn't the man the sheriff arrested
The crash that opens episode 1 of Netflix's neo-Western is filed as a single-vehicle accident, and Staten Kirkland spends the season proving otherwise. How the investigation actually resolves, why the first arrest doesn't hold, and what season 2 does with it.
Robert De Niro’s next binge is himself: rewatching his entire filmography
Robert De Niro’s next binge is himself: rewatching his entire filmography
Robert De Niro may be about to hit the red carpet at his own festival—and Amy Poehler is all for it.
Mistaken for Matt Damon? Brad Pitt recounts the mix-up and laughs it off
Mistaken for Matt Damon? Brad Pitt recounts the mix-up and laughs it off
Brad Pitt says he was mistaken for Matt Damon — and the way it unfolded is genuinely funny.
How much did Band of Brothers cost to make? The 2001 figure set a miniseries record that stood for nearly a decade
How much did Band of Brothers cost to make? The 2001 figure set a miniseries record that stood for nearly a decade
What HBO actually spent on its 10-part World War II miniseries in 2001, where the money went on a 12-acre set in Hertfordshire, and how long the record held before another Spielberg-Hanks production took it away.
Robert de Niro is Seth Meyers' hang-up, he admits
Robert de Niro is Seth Meyers' hang-up, he admits
When Seth Meyers is with Robert De Niro, there’s one hard no — and it all hinges on a nickname.
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